Hi,
I'm just wondering what the accepted way to handle unit testing exceptions is?
I know you are meant to use assertRaises, but my code seems a little off.
try: some_func()
except SomeException: self.assertRaises(SomeException)
Is there a better way to do this at all? The problem with the above code is
that if no exception is raised the code completely skips the except block and
that would mean that the unit test would pass so, I considered adding:
self.fail('No exception raised')
at the end outside of the except block but not sure if that is what I need to
do.
Any help is appreciated.
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